Review on OCPTY Fuel Injectors, Set of 6 (1-Hole) OEM Replacement Fuel Injectors for 1993-1995 Mercury Villager, 1995 Pickup, 1990-1995 Pathfinder, 1994-1995 Quest, and 1990-1994 D21 Models by Mod Kindred

I didn't isolate it to the injectors, that's definitely a problem, but it worked fine with the original injectors. The two that aren't working properly show 12.6 ohms. This is on a 1994 Pathfinder VG30E. My original injectors had a black dot which made them match the Hitachi FIJ0003. You have no point. If they're all the same it shouldn't matter, but I don't know if they can be mixed. Externally, the nozzles looked high-quality and, apart from the lack of a color dot, were identical to the original. The verdict on whether or not the injectors are to blame has not yet been clarified. I will try to update. Update: After pulling the jets out and moving them to a different location, I found that even though the jets came with the o-rings installed, you still need to purchase the complete kit (Beck-Arnley 158-0900) which is $7 for an o-ring costs nozzle. I thought oh it comes with new rings. I missed the rubber washer going from the bottom of the nozzle. So the 2 injectors that didn't work were the ones closest to the fuel line that went into the rail. Washing machine installed and everything works. Of course I now have to remove the intake manifold and do the other 3 on the driver's side. Therefore, you need to order a gasket kit. Only 5 pieces per nozzle. Not just 2 that got to the injector. If you purchase o-rings these will come with replacements for the ones supplied with these nozzles. Replacement rings were of higher quality than those included in the kit. So add $35 to the cost. 4 stars because they work and cost about 1/3 the cost of a Hitachi.